Elon Musk wants end-to-end encryption for Twitter DMs. It may not be that simple
CNN
Just two days after he announced he would buy Twitter, Elon Musk sent out a deluge of tweets about his plans for the social media platform. One stood out for its broad appeal.
"Twitter DMs should have end to end encryption like Signal, so no one can spy on or hack your messages," he wrote.
With that statement, Musk waded into a long-running debate among technologists and privacy advocates around the level of encryption apps and platforms should provide to their users. Growing concerns about privacy have led to questions about how much user data tech companies collect, and many platforms — including the Signal messaging app Musk referred to — have begun to tout end-to-end encryption as a key feature.
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